Website Dares Hackers to Steal Bitcoin as the Clock Keeps Ticking
A website is practically begging hackers to steal $2,000 in bitcoin, yet nobody has collected the prize.
Bitcoin's post-quantum upgrade could reshape transaction dynamics, pushing more activity off-chain and impacting fee structures significantly.
U.S. bitcoin ETFs closed Friday with $137.94 million in net outflows, capping a volatile week in which large inflows were quickly followed by equally sharp reversals. Ether returned to modest inflows, while Zcash and NEAR remained the only other categories to attract fresh capital.
October 25, 2026, 6:43 pmFed week brings a rate call, PCE inflation, ECB and BoJ decisions, and an $11B Bitcoin options expiry.
October 25, 2026, 5:54 pmA website is practically begging hackers to steal $2,000 in bitcoin, yet nobody has collected the prize.
Can ETH’s leverage flush fuel a November rebound against BTC as macro FUD builds?
Zcash's ETF success amid Bitcoin and Ethereum struggles highlights investor interest in privacy-focused assets during market volatility.
Bitcoin is facing renewed downside risks as bearish technical signals, a potential liquidity gap near $74,000, and shifting trading activity raise questions about the strength of its recovery.
Cantor’s ordinary share purchases track eligible XRPN volume, while registration, fees and allocation govern potential XRP spending.
The recent inflow into US spot Bitcoin ETFs highlights investor caution and reliance on key funds, amid broader crypto market volatility.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs finished the week with about $301 million in net inflows, ending a two-week losing streak, even as two straight days of outflows kept October in the red.
This week’s stories covered shifting market signals, DeFi expansion, institutional staking, venture capital and cybersecurity. Uniswap found a way to route outside DEX liquidity into UNI burns, while Cryptoquant’s Ki Young Ju pointed to renewed bitcoin inflows as a bullish signal.
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